| At his German stallion inspection in 1992, Induc was graded as Reserve Champion. Induc completed his 100-day stallion testing in Adelheidsdorf with a total Dressage Index of 126.33 points, placing 3rd out of 53 participants. In 1993, Induc was the Trakehner Champion of 3-year olds in Vornholz, Germany, and the Trakehner Champion in Denmark. In 1994, Induc's greatest triumph was when he was graded as the overall 4-year-old German Champion (Bundeschampion) of ALL German breeds and disciplines at Warendorf. He received outstanding scores, with top scores of 9.5 and 10 (for rideability, trainability and movement) from test rider Rudolf Zeilinger and the Olympic rider, Bettina Overesch. Induc was approved by the German Trakehner Verband, the German Hanoverian Verband, the Danish Warmblood Society, as well as the Swedish Warmblood Association. Following these outstanding accomplishments at such a young age, Induc also trained for a period with the world-renowned Kyra Kyrkland and then pursued a very successful breeding career. In 1995, Induc gained ATA approved status and remained on the ATA active stallion list through 1999 while continuing a successful breeding career in Europe.
In 2002, as published in the Trakehner Hefte magazine, Induc earned the #6 ranking in Germany of all Trakehner and TB stallions with an excellent Dressage Index of 146. This was basically due to the fact that for the first time in Germany, the results of mare performance tests were included in the equation. The index of Induc's daughters alone was 150, which at the time, was the second highest of all Trakehner stallions with performance tested daughters. |
